Showing posts with label Obama. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Obama. Show all posts

Friday, June 20, 2008

Hillary Clinton as President, Barack Obama as Vice President. A Quinnipiac, Rasmussen, and Gallup Poll WE NEED TO SEE!

We've seen every other poll combination out there. Now it's time to see the one Poll that really matters most, Hillary Clinton as President and Barack Obama as her VP. Since Hillary Clinton had as many if not more people vote for her than Barack Obama, can we quit ignoring the most obvious poll of all?
I'd like to see how a Hillary as President, Barack Obama as VP compares with all the other polls that have been done. If you agree, please email Quinnipiac, Rasmussen and Gallup and see if they will do such a poll.

It is important that if this poll is done, that the phone interviews not go for more than 3-5 minutes, as that is where the older crowd gets impatient, especially when the interviewer keeps asking the same question several different ways.

PLEASE BE NICE AND CIVIL!

Email Contacts for the three main polls that I know of....

Gallup Contact us

Rasmussen Phone: 732-776-9777
Email: info@rasmussenreports.com
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Quinnipiac Poll,
Maurice Carroll, director of the Quinnipiac University Polling Institute is available for comment on New York City, New York State and national polls and politics. He can be reached by phone at 203-582-5334 or 203-582-5201.

Doug Schwartz, director of the Quinnipiac University Poll is available for comment on Connecticut polls and politics as well as questions regarding methodology. He can be reached by phone at 203-582-5201 or by email at schwartz@quinnipiac.edu.

Clay F. Richards, assistant director of the Polling Institute and chief spokesperson for the New Jersey and Pennsylvania polls can be reached via e-mail at clay.richards@quinnipiac.edu.

Peter A. Brown, assistant director of the Quinnipiac University Polling Institute, is available for comment on the Florida and Ohio polls and can be reached via e-mail at peter.brown@quinnipiac.edu.

April A. Radocchio, assistant director of the Quinnipiac University Poll, can be contacted to obtain copies or information regarding archived poll releases. Please call 203-582-5295 or email april.radocchio@quinnipiac.edu. If you wish E-mail copy please specify choice of Word 6.0 document or text file.

Friday, May 2, 2008

The Hillary Effect.

The Hillary Effect
Hillary Clinton has a few things going for her that might make her a great president. For starters, Hillary has influenced at least one past presidential race. It was Hillary holding up a sign for Bill Clinton to read during a 1992 debate that said "It's the Economy, Stupid" that helped Bill Clinton gain traction in his first presidential campaign and subsequent presidency. The following eight years of being wife of a president also makes Hillary Clinton uniquely qualified since no other presidential candidate has ever had that viewpoint of the presidency.

Moving forward to the 2008 presidential campaign and situations have arisen that showcase why Hillary Clinton might make a great president. For starters, Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign was originally funded in 2007 with serious, maximum donor amounts of $2,300. In 2008 Hillary's donations have now morphed into hundreds of thousands of smaller donations of anywhere from 10 dollars to a hundred dollars. Yes, Hillary Clinton's campaign lives on and is thriving at the hand of the true blue collar american citizen.

How many candidates from past elections started with one kind of very specific type of a funding constituency but then had to rely on another, completely different constituency to actually help propel them to victory. The wealthy, having reached their $2,300 donation cap, stood helplessly by as small donations poured in to reinvigorate Hillary Clinton's campaing. It is quite possible that this has never happened before and it speaks to a greater truth, Hillary has a huge coalition of support that has managed to survive the abandonment by black voters who had supported Bill Clinton in huge numbers in the 90's.

Although Hillary Clinton has literally had to rely on many different demographic categories to boost her recent campaign success, Hillary has not had to sell out her values even when appearing on conservative channel Fox Television opposite Bill O'Reilly! Never before has a democratic candidate been so mercilessly attacked by democratic "progressives" such as Huffington Post, Move On, Kos, Oprah Winfrey, Air America, the Kennedys, Emil Jones, James E. Clyburn, David Geffen, MIchael Moore, Bill Richardson, Larry David, Bill Mahrer, David Letterman, MSNBC television "pundits" including Keith Olberman, Chris Matthews, Andrea Mitchell, plus various articles in several magazines that either lampooned Hillary Clinton and her "sinking ship campaign" OR vilified Hillary Clinton by accusing her of staying in the race for selfish reasons, even though Hillary Clinton STILL retained almost 50% of the popular vote.

For the first time ever in the democratic primary, a democratic candidate has received more public hostility from internal democratic and progressive pundet forces than from the opposing Republican party! If Hillary Clinton defeats John McCain this fall, Republicans may still feel an awkward kinship towards Hillary Clinton because they personally witnessed her barbaric treatment at the hands of the lunatic angry fringe part of her own democratic party that refused to be civil or respectful towards Hillary Clinton.

In the past the democratic progressive lunatic fringe was unleashed against the Republicans while the democratic leader could just stand by and benefit even though they did not actually initiate the attack. The democratic progressive lunatic fringe usually makes most Republicans do a slow burn and helps to create more hate for democratic values. But how can Republicans do a slow burn over Hillary Clinton when the democratic progressive lunatic fringe has spent a good deal of their time attacking, Hillary Clinton!

Rush Limbaugh ridiculed Hillary Clinton a week or two before the Texas, Ohio, Rhode Island and Vermont primaries after Hillary said "She would work hard" to find solutions. But if Hillary Clinton combines "working hard", with intelligence, kinship and spreading success around she may be able to successfully guide several normally clashing factions. Hillary Clinton just may surprise many as those normally opposed to her may find her more acceptable after the hostility many in her own party have put her through. While the democratic progressive lunatic fringe insanely screams that Hillary is ruining the democratic party, HIllary Clinton has built a coalition that extends well beyond the rich, democratic progressive lunatic fringe.

Hillary Clinton has trumped Barrack Obama's attempt to build a coalition by actually building a real coalition that is comprised of true diversity, and that is change we can all learn to thrive from.